'In many cases, I don't think this feature will have a big impact , ' Conley said. ' In my opinion, we can render and load layers on the page very quickly, so these changes will be hard to recognize. But there are some pages that can't render and load classes so quickly and that's when the Warming Tab helps. '
He wants to mention websites that run fixed CSS effects, often take time to load and display on pages, or pages with multiple SVG images need more time to calculate and display.
As mentioned, the effect is only a few milliseconds, but in some cases, it also helps you not have to look at the blank page or the page that doesn't load completely when switching tabs.
Currently this feature is tested on Firefox Nightly and is not enabled by default. Go to about: config page and find browser.tabs.remote.warmup.enabled then double click and switch status to True.
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